FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2912285134> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2912285134 abstract "Abstract Does the sub-surface drive completion design or is the rock less of a concern with industry trends to higher proppant-, fluid- and stage-intensities? To address this challenge it was first necessary to understand; 1) how the sub-surface could potentially influence completion and stimulation design, 2) what are the available engineering levers and moreover, 3) whether well performance has actually been impacted by tailoring completions in different plays from specific case-studies. Although there is a multitude of published field examples of how completion design changes have driven value, clarity around the inter-connectedness with sub-surface variability, either between plays or within a play, is commonly missing. New templates have been developed that describe the conceptual links between the nine key 'Sub-surface Drivers' for hydraulic fracturing and their associated engineering Levers categorized by well-, fluid-, proppant- and stage-design. These templates are a compilation of extensive empirical observations from both operations and field performance reviews incorporating thousands of wells across North America, supported with learnings from geomechanical theory and modeling. The nine Sub-surface Drivers that influence completion design and control the access to hydrocarbons are, 1) mobility, 2) reservoir pressure, 3) gross thickness, 4) layering heterogeneity, 5) rock stiffness, 6) natural fractures, 7) stress anisotropy, 8) risk of fraccing faults and, 9) risk of fraccing out of zone. Drivers 1-7 govern the connectivity, whereas 8 and 9 influence stimulation ineffectiveness. It is proposed that there are approximately fifteen primary engineering Levers related to these nine Drivers, which have been shown to have a measurable impact on completion effectiveness and/or production. Case studies illustrate that the Sub-surface Drivers play a significant role in most plays, but they are not all relevant in every play. The challenge is to acknowledge the variability, or lack of, and pursue completion design optimization goals, while managing the variance in the well performance range. Whereas industry trends of increasing completions intensity have delivered more value in many plays, the Sub-surface Drivers concept have primarily proven useful to mitigate against poor wells in development and explain exploration failures. By developing a systematic set of templates for Drivers and their respective levers, learnings from other operators can be high-graded through the formulation of connectivity analogues with the goal of showing where changes in completion design may be more, or less applicable." @default.
• W2912285134 created "2019-02-21" @default.
• W2912285134 creator A5007667954 @default.
• W2912285134 creator A5030761293 @default.
• W2912285134 creator A5042444616 @default.
• W2912285134 creator A5055626739 @default.
• W2912285134 creator A5056255838 @default.
• W2912285134 creator A5069550124 @default.
• W2912285134 creator A5086387354 @default.
• W2912285134 date "2019-01-29" @default.
• W2912285134 modified "2023-10-04" @default.
• W2912285134 title "Empirical Links Between Sub-Surface Drivers and Engineering Levers for Hydraulic Fracture Treatments and the Implications for Well Performance" @default.
• W2912285134 cites W1964558474 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W1971328295 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W1979528042 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W1991350321 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2007392213 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2014079237 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2017681322 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2027210394 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2036400800 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2051829219 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2058483137 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2065571341 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2065596123 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2079235624 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2113398035 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2115187487 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2126624631 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2164987399 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2175779304 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2180624086 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2282910877 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2337220913 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2523830558 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2529302641 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2569861142 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2725379188 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2747014277 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2747437371 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2761678134 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2783628432 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2784331881 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2785734227 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2885120301 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2885980779 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2886692892 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2886826538 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2887252773 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2887550667 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2887701700 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W2897854861 @default.
• W2912285134 cites W3107299570 @default.
• W2912285134 doi "https://doi.org/10.2118/194364-ms" @default.
• W2912285134 hasPublicationYear "2019" @default.
• W2912285134 type Work @default.
• W2912285134 sameAs 2912285134 @default.
• W2912285134 citedByCount "5" @default.
• W2912285134 countsByYear W29122851342019 @default.
• W2912285134 countsByYear W29122851342020 @default.
• W2912285134 crossrefType "proceedings-article" @default.
• W2912285134 hasAuthorship W2912285134A5007667954 @default.
• W2912285134 hasAuthorship W2912285134A5030761293 @default.
• W2912285134 hasAuthorship W2912285134A5042444616 @default.
• W2912285134 hasAuthorship W2912285134A5055626739 @default.
• W2912285134 hasAuthorship W2912285134A5056255838 @default.
• W2912285134 hasAuthorship W2912285134A5069550124 @default.
• W2912285134 hasAuthorship W2912285134A5086387354 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConcept C127313418 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConcept C127413603 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConcept C201943243 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConcept C2779096232 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConcept C542102704 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConcept C78762247 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConceptScore W2912285134C127313418 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConceptScore W2912285134C127413603 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConceptScore W2912285134C15744967 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConceptScore W2912285134C201943243 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConceptScore W2912285134C2779096232 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConceptScore W2912285134C542102704 @default.
• W2912285134 hasConceptScore W2912285134C78762247 @default.
• W2912285134 hasLocation W29122851341 @default.
• W2912285134 hasOpenAccess W2912285134 @default.
• W2912285134 hasPrimaryLocation W29122851341 @default.
• W2912285134 hasRelatedWork W1994759717 @default.
• W2912285134 hasRelatedWork W2080222059 @default.
• W2912285134 hasRelatedWork W2094094517 @default.
• W2912285134 hasRelatedWork W2099495235 @default.
• W2912285134 hasRelatedWork W2316111243 @default.
• W2912285134 hasRelatedWork W2350488360 @default.
• W2912285134 hasRelatedWork W2364768260 @default.
• W2912285134 hasRelatedWork W2368485054 @default.
• W2912285134 hasRelatedWork W262010475 @default.
• W2912285134 hasRelatedWork W183777895 @default.
• W2912285134 isParatext "false" @default.
• W2912285134 isRetracted "false" @default.
• W2912285134 magId "2912285134" @default.
• W2912285134 workType "article" @default.